Welcome! Today we’re discussing how to make this lovely heart design in your fabric! Its an easy pattern. The hardest part is hold two strands of yarn to work the stitches. Since I knit, most of the time, in continental, with the yarn in my left hand, I found holding the less used colour in […]
Day 25: How to Knit Fair Isle Hearts Read More »
Hey there, Today, we’re discussing how to make this simple seed stitch pattern which is an easy version of regular seed stitch, but is more spread out. I did this one as a hat awhile back and it was so lovely. I should maybe do it again and make the pattern. So this pattern may
Day 17: Simple Seed Stitch Pattern (EASY) Read More »
Broken rib knit stitch is a very simple and beginner-friendly stitch to get you used to working knits and purls, back and forth, but it has the added benefit of having the whole right side row being all knit stitches, so it can work up more quickly than a straight seed stitch, which we’ve done
Day 16: Broken Rib Stitch & FREE Cowl Pattern Read More »
I am so excited about this corner to corner(C2C) heart panel. I’m going to make a second solid square and turn it into a pillow cover. My daughters are going to love it! Today is a very beginner tutorial about how to read and follow a C2C chart to make a picture. You may have
Day 8: How to Read a Corner to Corner Heart Graph for Beginners Read More »
Hey there! I am beyond excited to share this post with you today. Over the last several months I have been working on this pretty knit baby blanket. Now, I was always intimidated by knitting blankets. Mostly, I think because knitting is a slower craft. So the idea of knitting a whole blanket seemed so
Let’s Knit a Baby Blanket! Easy Level Read More »
Today’s post and FREE pattern is going to be a fun late summer shawl to keep you warm as the evenings start to cool off. I’m looking forward to taking mine camping to wear sitting around the campfire, roasting marshmallows with my girls. There are nights that are already feeling like we’ve past the height
Introducing: An Easy Summer Shawl: The Fireside Shawl FREE Pattern Read More »
Hey, I am so excited to discuss this alternative to our original video and post about joining granny squares! We’re discussing how to join as you go. This method works well for several reasons: To begin, keep in mind you can use many different stitches to join squares, and you can use these styles of
How to Crochet: Join as You Go Granny Squares Read More »
Today, we’re discussing this fun variation for a knit hat crown. It’s so simple and looks so nice and we’re using the decrease stitches we talked about in this post. You may wish to add some fair isle in the body of your hat, like the inspiration on My Pinterest Board. Keep in mind, the
Knit this Fun, Easy X Pattern for a Hat Crown Read More »
In our previous post we discussed how to make a granny stripe border on your blanket. Well, today we’re discussing how to add a nice flat, scallop to the border. I’ve learned over the years, that blankets look so good when the border is started with at least the first row of single crochet all
How to Crochet a Scalloped Border, Borders Part 2 Read More »
In our previous posts related to crochet blanket borders, we discussed granny striping, and then scallops. Today, we discuss the piece de resistance (the main course) of our border journey! We’re going to learn how to use single crochets to create this lovely border. If you’ve never done single crochet ribbing before hold on, because
How to Add a Ribbed Border to a Baby Blanket Read More »
